Social Security Administration

If you have an illness on the approved list and it is preventing you from working - you should apply.

I think so. This office is very helpful, you can call them with questions also.

Yes, but call first for an appointment.

They say if your married before age 60 you want but if you wait until your 60 you can still get fist spouse benefits not to much information on that check with social security they will let you know for sure because they are always changing the rules..hopefully this put you in the right direction

You need. I.D an Birth Certificate a piece or 2 of mail with Address

I believe we could dont u

You can earn a limited amount of income before it effects your benefits.

Go and see someone at The Social Security office. The wait was not long at all.

Yes if she ever worked

No

I'm receiving my deceased husband retirement and my son ssi can I work or will it affect my benefit

Not sure how they do it at that office but typically it is just a walk in as long as you bring your documentation.

It depends on if you get Social Security or SSI if you get Social Security off of your parents it's when you turn 18 you can get an extension until the age of 19 after the age of 19 the Medicaid will cut off the benefit will cut off as far as you working it will lower your check but not delete the Medicaid unless you get a substantial amount of pay

Yes if he is under the age of 18, after that time he has to do it himself